The designer uses the “transformed block” and “compound transition” concept to assure the coexisting and deviating relationships between the open functionalities and the independent privacy and gives the urban residents the changed rhythms at home and the flooring efficacy of the house by making the family campaigns in diverse phases the core.
The design plan must meet the everyday needs of the couple owners and their newborn twins’ current nursery and future needs at once, so the designer reserves the three-room layout, gives the house openness and privacy by flexible furnishings and partitions.
The designer makes the second bedroom part of the living room for family activities, includes the corridor and the dining kitchen in one space for more natural light when they are unclosed, Ensuring the wide but whole spaciousness via the arc ceiling between the public and private domains, removing all the exposed corners by the arc-inspired components used to the wall corners to keep the twins safe.
Building the independent private space by the flexible partitions using the special hardware mechanism for ensured soundproofing and stability.
